Objective: The objective of the Seminar was to introduce students of 4th year Civil to the various aspects of planning required in transportation sector especially for High Speed Rails.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand emerging urban transport challenges to support the changing mobility and accessibility needs.
• To understand the needs of customers and basic demand analysis.
• To understand the various aspects related to rail planning & transport planning
• To understand the requirements of planning High Speed Rail
• To learn about the cost implication associated with High Speed Rail

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Sheelu Verghese

Organised By: Industry Interaction Committee

Prof. Sheelu Verghese

Career Opportunities after B.Tech by IES Master Objective: The objective of the Seminar was to introduce students of 3rd year Civil to the Career Opportunities after completing B.Tech Civil. Further to make students learn and understand & prepare for the various competitive exams after B.Tech Civil so that their future career can be made in Govt /PSU sector or even higher studies after qualifying Gate exam.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the method & procedure for Systematic preparation for All India Competitive exams.
• To prepare for Govt. jobs/PSU jobs or M.Tech. from renowned institutions.
• To develop strategy for a Career after B.Tech. Civil .
• To know more about IES Master , their various Programs/Duration /fee etc.
• Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Forms provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Dr.V.B.Gupta

Organised By: Industry Interaction Committee

Dr. V.B.Gupta

Seminar on “Durability of RCC Structures- Causes and Remedial action in Distressed Structure”

Objective: The objective of the seminar is to emphasized on the identification and assessment of risk factors affecting construction projects” & “How construction technology is changing India’s construction sector”

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concepts of Durability of RCC Structures.
• To understand analyse & evaluate the causes in Distressed Buildings.
• To design the remedial solutions for Distressed Buildings.
• To know various Indian Standards & Manuals on Repairs & Rehabilitation of RC Structures.

Participant Feedback Sample Size:

– 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:(Dr.V.B.Gupta & Prof. Sheelu Verghese)

Organised By: Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “Identification and Assessment of Risk Factors affecting Construction Projects”

Objective: The objective of the seminar/workshop is to emphasized on the Identification and assessment of risk factors affecting construction projects” & “How construction technology is changing India’s construction sector”

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the risks involved in the construction projects
• To understand the implications of risk management in achieving project objectives
• To know about the latest soft wares/technology used in the construction sector

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof. Sheelu Verghese

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “ Sustainability & Energy Efficiency in Buildings”

Objective: The objective of the seminar is to emphasized on the importance of Sustainable & Energy Efficient Civil works which are much required in India.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concepts of Sustainability in Buildings.
• To understand the concepts of Energy-efficient Buildings.
• To analyze design the Energy Efficient Buildings.
• To understand evaluate incorporate Green Buildings concepts as per GRIHA/LEED.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator: Dr.V.B.Gupta & Prof. Sheelu Verghese

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “Rigid Pavement Construction Technology”

Objective: The objective of the seminar is emphasizing the need of Rigid Pavement Construction for longer life as compared to conventional Bituminous Roads

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the material properties of RCC & its Application
• To understand the concepts of Rigid pavement technology.
• To understand, the advances in rigid pavement construction.
• To understand the Sustainable solutions in Transportation Engineering.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:(Dr.V.B.Gupta & Prof. Sheelu Verghese)

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “New Concrete Technology”

Objective: The objective of the seminar is to emphasized on the importance of New Concrete Technology in Civil works which are much required in India.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the Material Property of Concrete Constituents
• To understand about the proportion of Concrete under special circumstances
• To Understand the Factors affecting the behavior of concrete as material and its component
• To Understand the application of Concrete Technology in sustainable design Solutions.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Seminar on “Structural Analysis Using Etabs”

Objective:The main objective of the seminar was to give a brief introduction about the various software’s used for structural analysis. It was highlighted how ETABS-‘Structural software for the analysis and design of building systems’ was different and more accurate than the other software’s used for designing in this field.

Learning Outcomes:

• To gain knowledge about specialized software such as ETAB to model and analyze buildings n designs
• To understand analysis of internal forces, displacements and other parameters for structural design using softwares like ETAB

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof Sunayana Singh and Prof Sheelu Verghese.

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “Importance of Industrial Training On Building Materials And Construction”

Objective:The main objective of the seminar was to emphasize on how the construction industry requires more than 7 lakh trained engineers. But the Engineering students of today lack skills, do not meet the industry expectations, and hence found unemployable by the industry and how the Engineering students can fill this Gap.

Learning Outcomes:

• To create awareness among students the key to enhance their employ ability skills and become job ready
• To understand the skills required for real job situation

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Dr. V.B. Gupta and Prof. Sheelu Verghese

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “Green Sense:Reaching Sustainability in Built Environment”

Objective:The main objective of the seminar was to discuss areas of environmental concerns particularly the built environment, be that housing, slums, vehicular emissions, industrial area, etc and also to provid an overview of issues concerning urbanization, building construction and energy use with a special focus on developmental challenges in building sectors.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand overview of issues concerning urbanization, building construction and energy use
• To understand the importance and gain knowledge of being more sustainable

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Dr. V.B. Gupta and Prof. Sheelu Verghese

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “Smart Cities”

Objective: The Main Objective of the Seminar is throw light on benchmarks of Smart Cities and different perspectives of Smart Cities and how Engineering College teachers and students, can contribute to the development of Smart Cities in India.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand how built environment can address urban challenges
• To understand concept of smart cities from different perspectives

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof. Yogendra Sharma and. Prof. Raj Vikram Singh.

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “Revit Structures”

Objective:The Main Objective of the Seminar is to emphasize on the features in REVIT which facilitates modelling giving better construction insight and to highlight how in recent years Architects and Engineers have switched to Revit from AutoCAD

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the importance of software tools like REVIT to create 2D and 3D models
• To understand the application of advanced modeling tools

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof.Sheelu Verghese and Prof. Satyam Saxena

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on ‘Recent Trends- Reaching Sustainability in Built Environment’

Objective:To understand the importance of sustainable development in built environment in Indian Context and to gain knowledge of how we can add Green Building concepts in existing campus

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the importance of sustainable development in built environment in Indian Context
• To gain knowledge of how we can add Green Building concepts in existing campus.
• To gain knowledge of 17 Goals of Sustainable Development

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Dr.V.B Gupta, Prof.Sheelu Verghese and Prof. Satyam Saxena

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on “Repairs & Rehabilitation of RCC structures”

Objective: The Main Objective of the Seminar is to give information on the various aspects of RCC Repairs, causes of distress in RCC & remedial measures thereof

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the types of damage and distress in RCC structures
• To understand the scope of repair and rehabilitation of RCC structures

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof.(Dr.) V.B Gupta & Prof.Arun Kumar

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Seminar on ‘Overview of Metro Railways’

Objective: The main objective of the seminar is the Introduction of Top Down & Bottom Up types of construction practices in Metro Rails, use of soldier, secant & contiguous piles & Diaphragm walls etc, which are also widely used in Metro Rail construction in Delhi & other cities.

Learning Outcomes:

• To gain an overview of Civil works involved in Construction of metro rail network.
• To gain knowledge of modern tunnelling machine used in metro construction.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof.(Dr.) V.B Gupta & Prof.Arun Kumar

Organised By:Industry Interaction Committie

Srijan Forum of civil department organized a seminar on “Requirement and Utilization in Industry and Academia” on 21 September 2016 for 4th year Civil Engineering students from 3.00 to 4.30 PM. A total of 120 students attended the same

The guest speaker for the seminar was Ms. Charu Chaudhary, Relation Manager, Bentley Systems India Pvt. Ltd. It was a certified seminar and the main focus were on softwares MX Road and Water Gems. The MX Road is an interactive 3D modeling software used for planning and designing of roadways. WaterGEMS software is a comprehensive yet easy-to-use decision-support tool for water distribution networks. The various other Bentley softwares were also discussed.

Finally, the coordinator thanked the dignitaries and the students

Prof. Prerna Raghava

Coordinator

A seminar on ‘‘Career Guidance and Personality Development’ was conducted on 21 September 2016 for 2nd year Civil Engineering students. About 90 students attended the seminar.

The seminar was organized in association with Prowisdom Growth Pvt Ltd. Mr. Puneet Raman, Director Prowisdom was the guest speaker. This event wasorganized to create awareness about ‘Job ready skills’ like- Leadership, Ability to work in a team, Communication skills, Strong work ethics etc. The students were informed about career and life choices, connecting role models and youth on a sustainable platform from industry, skill development through mentoring. The other important aspects for getting a job such as Resume writing, Group discussions and Interview were also covered.

Finally, the coordinator thanked the dignitaries and the students

Prof. Anju Agarwal

Coordinator

A Seminar on “Career Opportunity in Built Environment Sector” was organized by the Civil Department on 09th November 2016 from 3.00 PM to 4.30 PM for fourth year students (about 120 students from section A & B). The seminar was chaired by Dr. Seema, Head of Department Civil Engineering and attended by all faculties. The guest speaker for the seminar were Ms. Monalisa Mallick, National Head & Ms.Swati Malik, Technical Head, RICS, School of Built Environment, Amity University

Dr.Seema, HOD Civil welcomed the guest speaker and gave the key note address in the seminar. The guest speakers then addressed the students regarding the aspirations of young civil graduates and how a student can fit himself in this technical stream by making the right choice of courses or training

In the end Vote of Thanks was proposed by guest lecture coordinator Prof. Anju Agarwal.

Prof. Anju Agarwal

Coordinator

A seminar was organized by prof. Anju Agarwal and Mohit Gupta for 2nd year students on BIM. A total of 80 students participated in the event. The guest speaker for the event was Mr. Amit Tiwari from Lelogix Design solution Pvt. Ltd.

Objective: Since building projects are extremely complex, the Autodesk Revit software is also complex. The objective of the Autodesk Revit Architecture Fundamentals training course is to enable students to create full 3D architectural project models and set them up in working drawings. This training course focuses on basic tools that the majority of users need.

Outcomes: The topics in this Autodesk Revit Architecture training course include the following:

• Understanding the purpose of Building Information Management (BIM) and how it is applied in the Autodesk Revit software.
• Navigating the Autodesk Revit workspace and interface.
• Working with the basic drawing and editing tools.
• Creating Levels and Grids as datum elements for the model.
• Creating a 3D building model with walls, curtain walls, windows, and doors.
• Adding floors, ceilings, and roofs to the building model.
• Creating component-based and custom stairs.
• Adding component features, such as furniture and equipment.
• Setting up sheets for plotting with text, dimensions, details, tags, and schedules.
• Creating details.

Scope: BIM software helps architects and designers develop higher-quality, more accurate architectural designs. View architecture-specific features that help you capture and analyze concepts, and maintain your vision through design, documentation, and construction.

An Interactive seminar was organized by Prof. Anju Agarwala For 4th year students on” Emerging Trends of Disaster management in India”. The guest speaker for the event was Dr.Rajnish Ranjan, Senior Consultant, NDMA and around 100 students have participated in the event.

>Objective: The objective of this seminar to the students is to define disaster, hazard, vulnerability and risk, describe the types and the causes of disasters. Discuss the magnitude and distribution of disasters and explain different phases of disasters. It also discusses the trends of the occurrence of disasters to introduce readers the basic concepts of the subject matter.

>Outcomes:As outcomes of the seminar, following can be pointed out.

• >Hazard is a rare or extreme event in the natural or human made environment that adversely affects human life, property or activity to the extent of causing a disaster.
• >Mitigation includes recognizing that disasters will occur; attempts are made to reduce the harmful effects of a disaster, and to limit their impact on human suffering and economic assets.
• >Prevention is defined as those activities taken to prevent a natural phenomenon or potential hazard from having harmful effects on either people or economic assets.
• >Preparedness are the measures that ensure the organized mobilization of personnel, funds, equipments, and supplies within a safe environment for effective relief
• >Reconstruction the full resumption of socio-economic activities plus preventive measures.
• >Rehabilitation is the restoration of basic social functions
• >Resilience is adaptability, capacity to recover.
• >Response is the set of activities implemented after the impact of a disaster in order to assess the needs, reduce the suffering, limit the spread and the consequences of the disaster, open the way to rehabilitation.
• >Risk is the expected losses (lives lost, persons injured, damages to property and disruption of economic activity) due to a particular hazard. Risk is the product of hazard and vulnerability.
• >Susceptibility is exposure to danger.
• >Vulnerability is the degree of loss resulting from a potentially damaging phenomenon.

A seminar was organized by Prof. Anju Agarwal and Mohit Gupta for 3^rd  year students on Primavera. A total of 100 students participated in the event. The guest speaker for the event was Mr. Sonu Kumar Prakash from Aptron Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Objective: The three key aspects of project management lifecycle are the cost, resources involved and also the schedule. Primavera is a project management enterprise that provides tools for project managers to create and control projects from their outset until their completion.

Outcomes:

Understand how Primavera is utilized in the construction sector for project activities, time and resource scheduling i.e

• Creating a project from scratch
• Construction tasks involved
• Project Scheduling
• Assigning resources
• Make adjustment to the schedule of the project
• Controlling the project

Scope: Primavera software helps project managers to understand planning and scheduling concepts and easily create own construction schedule, monitor the schedule, review a schedule, and generate reports

A seminar on REVIT architecture was organized for 2nd year students under the coordinatorship of Prof. Anju Agarwal and Mohit Gupta. A total of 98 students participated in the seminar. The technical experts for the event were Ms. Svetha and Mr. Nidheesh Gupta from Tvostar Technologies Pvt.Ltd

Objective: Since building projects are extremely complex, the Autodesk Revit software is also complex. The objective of the Autodesk Revit Architecture Fundamentals training course is to enable students to create full 3D architectural project models and set them up in working drawings. This training course focuses on basic tools that the majority of users need.

Outcomes: The topics in this Autodesk Revit Architecture training course include the following:

• Understanding the purpose of Building Information Management (BIM) and how it is applied in the Autodesk Revit software.
• Navigating the Autodesk Revit workspace and interface.
• Working with the basic drawing and editing tools.
• Creating Levels and Grids as datum elements for the model.
• Creating a 3D building model with walls, curtain walls, windows, and doors.
• Adding floors, ceilings, and roofs to the building model.
• Creating component-based and custom stairs.
• Adding component features, such as furniture and equipment.
• Setting up sheets for plotting with text, dimensions, details, tags, and schedules.
• Creating details.

Scope: BIM software helps architects and designers develop higher-quality, more accurate architectural designs. View architecture-specific features that help you capture and analyze concepts, and maintain your vision through design, documentation, and construction.

Seminar on “INDUSTRY EXPECTATIONS FROM FRESHERS”

A seminar on ‘Industry expectations from freshers’ was conducted on 02 Dec 2015 for final year students of Civil Engineering. About 100 students attended the same

The seminar was organized in association with Simplex Infra Ltd. the guest speaker for the occasion was Mr. Pramod Mishra, Head HR, Simplex Infra Ltd. This event was organized to create awareness about the industrial expectations among the students. During the program, the chief guest addressed about the Industry expectation and present recruitment trends in Civil Engineering field. He explained the opportunities in various construction field and also motivated the students how to face the interviews wherein a student’s attitude and skill is also put to test and not just his technical knowledge The lecture gave valuable information to the passing out batch regarding the additional skills expected from a fresher on joining any organization.

Finally, the coordinator thanked the dignitaries and the students

Prof. Anju Aggarwal

Coordinator

Seminar on “Concrete Mix Design”

A Seminar on “Concrete Mix Design” was organized by the Civil Department on 29th April 2016 from 12.30 PM to 1.30 PM for fourth year students. About 120 students from section A & B of final year attended the same.

Prof Abhishek Singh, coordinator welcomed the guest speaker, Mr.Rajeeb Kumar, Zonal head, Technical Services, Ultratech Cement Pvt Ltd. He gave a brief idea about the seminar which was to be followed by a workshop on concrete mix design.

The main topics of interaction were the ingredients and properties of concrete, the importance of these properties in mix design. The principles of mix design were discussed in detail and mix design procedure for M35 grade concrete was explained as per IS: 10262-2009. An overview of various concrete constituent properties and how they affect the concrete’s performance, and suggestions for selecting materials for different applications was given to students. The students proceeded for the workshop after the seminar.

Prof. Abhishek Singh

Coordinator

Objective: The objective of visit is to explore and understand practical knowledge of building materials and manufacturing of concrete and to enhance the technical knowledge with exposure of batching plant to provide good guidance on structural concrete that can be used to interpret the designer’s requirement into Civil Engineering 2nd year students.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of various quality control tests on concrete and its components and perform in their own BMC Lab.
• To understand the various ways to enhance the properties of concrete.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipments used in construction site.
• To design the mix design of concrete grade according to IS10262:2009.
• Advancement in concrete technology with the economical aspect with the introduction of self-compacting concrete.
• To understand the importance of technological changes with some important tests involved in Self-Compacting Concrete such as L-Box Test, V-funnel Test and Slump test.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof. Mohit Gupta & Prof. Rekha Singh

Organised By:Site Visit Co-ordinator Prof. Mohit Gupta

Objective: The objective of site visit is to understand reuse and sewage treatment to produce a disposable effluent without causing harm to the surrounding environment, and prevent pollution.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the function of sequencing batch reactors (SBR) or sequential batch reactors are a type of activated sludge process for the treatment of wastewater.
• To understand the working of sludge thickener in STP.
• To understand the importance of Primary and Secondary treatment in STP.
• To understand the methodology in Sewage treatment plant.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Sheelu Verghese, Prof. Vaibhav Deoli,

Prof. Raunak Kumar, Prof. Ankit Rai

Site Visit Co-ordinator:

Prof. Mohit Gupta

Industrial Visit to Techno Prime RMC Plant, Sahibabad (Ghaziabad)

Objective: The objective of visit is to explore and understand practical knowledge of building materials and manufacturing of concrete and to enhance the technical knowledge with exposure of batching plant to provide good guidance on structural concrete that can be used to interpret the designer’s requirement in to Civil Engineering 2nd year students.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of various quality control tests on concrete and its components and perform in their own BMC Lab.
• To understand the various ways to enhance the properties of concrete.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipments used in construction site.
• To design the mix design of concrete grade according to IS10262:2009.
• Advancement in concrete technology with the economical aspect with the introduction of self-compacting concrete.
• To understand the importance of technological changes with some important tests involved in Self-Compacting Concrete such as L-Box Test, V-funnel Test and Slump test. 

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof. Mohit Gupta, Satyam Saxena & Pallavi Sirohi

Organized By:

Industry Interaction CommitteeProf. Mohit Gupta

Industrial Visit to Migsun, Kiyan Project,G+31 Residential building (Ghaziabad)

Objective: The objective of the visit is to explore and understand knowledge of Construction, Planning, and Management with an overview of Structural drawings, to enhance the technical knowledge of Civil 4th year students.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of casting of structural components such as shear walls.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipments used in construction site.
• To understand the importance of technological changes with the use of Aluminium shuttering.
• >Knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles.
• Learned the application of batching plant.
• Learning aspects regarding Bill of quantities, bar bending schedule and quality control at site.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Mohit Gupta & Prof. Sunayana Singh

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof . Mohit Gupta

Industrial Visit to CRRI (CSIR), New Delhi

Objective: The objective of visit is to explore and understand research and development projects on design, construction and maintenance of roads and runways, traffic and transportation planning of mega and medium cities, management of roads in different terrains, improvement of marginal materials, utilization of industrial waste in road construction, landslide control, ground improvements environmental pollution, road traffic safety and analysis & design, wind, fatigue, corrosion studies, performance monitoring/evaluation, service life assessment and rehabilitation of highway & railway bridges.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the significance of R & D Laboratories.
• To understand the importance of basic construction materials in terms of Smart materials using in the construction site.
• To analyze and design overview of the structural drawings.
• To understand the advancement in construction equipments used at site.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Dr. V.B.Gupta, Prof.Satyam Saxena,

Prof. Rishabh Pathak & Prof. Tripti Khanduri

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof . Mohit Gupta

Industrial Visit to UltraTech Cement Plant,Sahibabad (Ghaziabad)

Objective: The objective of visit is to explore and understand practical knowledge of building materials and manufacturing of concrete and to enhance the technical knowledge with exposure of batching plant to provide good guidance on structural concrete that can be used to interpret the designer’s requirement in to Civil Engineering 2nd year students.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of various quality control tests on concrete and its components and perform in their own BMC Lab.
• To understand the various ways to enhance the properties of concrete.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipments used in construction site.
• To design the mix design of concrete grade according to IS10262:2009.
• Advancement in concrete technology with the economical aspect with the introduction of self-compacting concrete.
• To understand the importance of technological changes with some important tests involved in Self-Compacting Concrete such as L-Box Test, V-funnel Test and Slump test.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator: Prof. Mohit Gupta, Satyam Saxena , Yogendra Sharma & Anurag Yadav

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof . Mohit Gupta

Industrial Visit to Jal Nigam, Sewage Treatment Plant Ghaziabad

Objective: The objective of the site visit is to understand reuse and sewage treatment to produce a disposable effluent without causing harm to the surrounding environment, and prevent pollution.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the function of sequencing batch reactors (SBR) or sequential batch reactors are a type of activated sludge process for the treatment of wastewater.
• To understand the working of sludge thickener in STP.
• To understand the importance of Primary and Secondary treatment in STP.
• To understand the methodology in the Sewage treatment plant.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by the institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prerna Raghava, Anurag Yadav,

Organized By:Industry Interaction Committee

Industrial Visit to APEX, Siddhartha Vihar, Ghaziabad

Objective: The objective of visit is to explore and understand knowledge of Construction, Planning and Management with overview of Structural drawings, to enhance the technical knowledge of Civil 3rd year students.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of casting of structural components such as shear walls.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipments used in construction site.
• To understand the importance of technological changes with the use of Aluminium shuttering.
• Knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles.
• Learned the application of batching plant.
• Learning aspects regarding Bill of quantities, bar bending schedule and quality control at site.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Mahima Khandelwal

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof . Mohit Gupta

Industrial Visit to Raman Sabhagar, IPEC, Ghaziabad

Objective: The Objective of site visit is to familiarize Students with Green Building and Energy saving concepts in Sustainable Development of Built Environment.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand and correlate the theory of design of RCC Beams learned in the classroom with

Construction practice of.

• To understand and correlate the theory of design of RCC Columns learned in the classroom with construction practice of.
• To understand and correlate the theory of design of RCC Slabs learned in the classroom with construction practice of.
• To understand the detailing of steel reinforcement in RCC structural members.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by the institute)

Analysis of feedback

Organized & Coordinated by:

Dr. V.B.Gupta

Industrial Visit to Rise Constructions, Ghaziabad

Objective: The objective of site visit is to explore and understand practical knowledge of construction site and to enhance the technical knowledge with exposure of site also to provide good guidance on structural concrete that can be used to interpret the designer’s instructions in the form of drawings and schedules to Civil Engineering 2nd year students.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of casting of structural components such as shear walls.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipment’s used in construction site.
• To understand the importance of technological changes with the use of Aluminium shuttering.
• Knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles.
• Learned the application of batching plant.
• Learning aspects regarding Bill of quantities, bar bending schedule and quality control at site.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Dr. V.B.Gupta, Mohit Gupta, Yogendra Sharma & Satyam Saxena

Organised By:Industry Interaction CommitteeProf. Mohit Gupta

Industrial visit to Centre for Science & Environment, New Delhi

Objective: The Objective of site visit is to familiarize Students with Green Building and Energy saving concepts in Sustainable Development of Built Environment.

Learning Outcomes:

• To incorporate the salient aspect of orientation in building planning and its importance in saving of energy consumed.
• Rain water harvesting system
• Use of solar panels and special treatment on walls and roof of the building to reflect solar heat.
• Waste water treatment and recycling of treated waste water for lawns etc. Special plants and vortex for water treatment was a new experience for students.

Participant Feedback Sample Size:– 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Dr. V.B.Gupta

Organized By:

Industry Interaction CommitteeProf . Mohit Gupta

Department of Civil Engineering had arranged two days site visit to Jal Nigam Water Treatment Plant at Indirapuram, Ghaziabad. The Objective was to enhance the practical knowledge of the final year B.Tech. Civil Engineering (125 students). The site visit was arranged on September 5th and 6th, 2016 (10:00 am onwards) in two batches having approximately 60 students in each batch a day.

During the site visit, students got an insight of various water treatment procedures like screening, coagulation, sedimentation, filtration, and chlorination and check the reduction of impurities from treated water and they prepared a report on that.

Following were the accompanying faculty members during site visit-

• Vikash Prakash Tiwari
• Abhishek Singh
• Prerna Raghava
• Satyam Saxena

A site visit was organized on 24th and 25th October 2016 by the Department of Civil Engineering at Rise Construction Pvt. Ltd, NH 24 Ghaziabad.

The visit was accompanied by:

• Sheelu Vargheese
• Vikash Prakash Tiwari
• Sunayana Singh
• Satyam Saxena

Site visit for 2nd year students was arranged on 20th, 21th and 24th October to ready-mix concrete plant, Sahibabad. Following were the accompanying faculty members during site visit-

• Abhishek Singh
• Kavita Y. Fasate.
• Mohit Gupta

Department of Civil Engineering had arranged three days site visit to ready mix concrete plant, Sahibabad. The visits objective was to enhance the practical knowledge of the second year B.Tech (section B) Civil Engineering (60 students). The site visit was arranged on 20th, 21th and 24th October in three batches containing approximately 20 students in each batch a day.

At site visit students got the idea of Batching plant and preparation of concrete and how to enhance the properties of it. The different tests performed for testing the strength of concrete was also introduced and taught the students.

The site visit was organized at Ultratech Cement Pvt. Ltd. for 2nd-year students on 8th – 9th November 2016. The faculty supervisors were

• Prof. Kavita Y. Fasate
• Prof. Sneha Sandilya
• Prof. Anju Agarwal

The learning outcomes from the site visits are:

• The idea of Batching plant.
• Preparation of ready-mix concrete and how to enhance the properties of it.
• The different tests performed for testing the strength of concrete was also introduced and demonstrated to the students

A site visit at Kalindi Kunj Metro station was organized for 3rd year and final year students under supervision Prof. Mahima Khandelwal on 10th February. A total of 120 students participated.

Objective: The objective of the site visit is to explore and understand practical knowledge of construction site and to enhance the technical knowledge and exposure of site.

Outcomes: The following major construction activities were seen at the DMRC site.

• The erection of Pre Engineered Buildings also known as PEB Buildings for the repair and maintenance of Metro at Kalindikunj Metro depot.
• Overview of Principal Rafters and their alignment.
• Use of Purlins and how purlins erect at the site.
• Overview of sag rods which were used for the erection of purlins.
• A brief introduction to the casting of Footings and erection drawings.
• Overview of estimation for billing including Bill of Quantity and technical specifications of the contract.
• Purpose and use of Gantry Girders at the site.

Scope: PEB proves to be relevant and beneficial to several construction verticals including warehousing, infrastructure, oil & gas refineries as well as group housing. The advantages of having a steel structure or building over traditional concrete are far too many. Primarily speed and quality of construction are the top two benefits. Steel buildings are fire, quake and cyclone-resistant – hence from a safety and longevity perspective, these buildings are timeless. Considering India has extreme weathers as a part of the other seasons, a steel building proves to be very energy efficient, especially when insulated, because of its low thermal mass

A site visit was organized for 2 nd year students under the supervision of Prof. Anurag Yadav for 2nd Year students from 23rd to 25thJan in 2 different slots. A total of 110 students participated in the visit.

Scope:

At the site there is lots of scope of engineering point of view. Actually the site is a two storey building in which ground floor is canteen and second floor is auditorium. The second year students have seen the building materials, drawing of building etc.

Objectives:

• To get an understanding how the theoretical knowledge is fitted in practice.
• To gain experience in building materials.

Building Site:

The building we chose for visiting was a canteen and auditorium being constructed. Students go there with assigned faculties, observed the work and asked different questions.

• Name: IPEC Canteen & Auditorium.
• Type of building: A double storey
• Location: IPEC, GZB
• Site Engineer: Durgesh
• Reason for choosing this site: The main reason for choosing this site for observation process and to see the theoretical knowledge being fitted in practice is that this construction site was implementing all theory we have gone through at this stage e.g. use of bricks, brick bonds, use of different ratio of mortar and reinforcement in column and beams.

Learning Outcomes:

• Students seen the brick masonry, types of brick joint.
• Student seen there reinforcement detailing in beams and columns.
• Concreting in columns.

The objective of the visit is to explore and understand knowledge of Construction with an overview of structures to enhance the technical knowledge of engineering students of 2nd year.

Site visit was organized by the Department of Civil Engineering in Sept. 2015 for 2nd year (Section-A and B). The accompanying faculties during the visit were Mr. Ashutosh Mishra and Ms. Sunayana Singh. There were 120 students present during the visit.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of behavior and sizing of different structures.
• To understand the role of base plate in steel structure.
• To understand the importance of steel columns, girder etc. in truss structure.
• Knowledge and understanding of steel truss structure.
• To understand the importance of connections in steel structure.

The objective of visit is to explore and understand knowledge of Construction with an overview of structures to enhance the technical knowledge of engineering students of 4th year.

Site visit was organized by the Department of Civil Engineering from 11 Sept 2015 to 13th Nov 2015 in different batches for 4th year (Section-A and B). The accompanying faculties during the visit were Mr. Ashutosh Mishra and Ms. Sunayana Singh. There were 123 students present during the visit.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of behavior and sizing of different structures.
• To understand the role of RCC column, beams and slab in construction.
• To understand reinforcement details in RCC column, beams and slab in construction.
• Knowledge and understanding of RCC structure.
• To understand the importance of Bar bending schedule and quality control at site.

The objective of visit is to explore and understand knowledge of Construction with overview of structures to enhance the technical knowledge of engineering students of 4th year.

Site visit was organized by the Department of Civil Engineering from 11 Sept 2015 to 13th Nov 2015 in different batches for 4th year (Section-A and B). The accompanying faculties during the visit were Mr. Ashutosh Mishra and Ms. Sunayana Singh. There were 123 students present during the visit.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of behavior and sizing of different structures.
• To understand the role of RCC column, beams and slab in construction.
• To understand reinforcement details in RCC column, beams and slab in construction.
• Knowledge and understanding of RCC structure.
• To understand the importance of Bar bending schedule and quality control at site.

The objective of visit is to explore and understand knowledge of Construction, Planning and Management with overview of Structural drawings, to enhance the technical knowledge of civil 4th year students.

Site visit was organized by the Department of Civil Engineering on 15th & 16th March 2016 from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM for 4th year (Section-A and B). The accompanying faculties during the visit were Ms. Anju Agarwal and Mr. Abhishek Singh. There were 130 students present during the visit.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand technological aspects of procuring, stacking and placing of precast and modular construction.
• To understand the concept of casting of structural components such as shear walls.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipments used in construction site.
• To understand the importance of technological changes with the use of Aluminium shuttering.
• Learning aspects regarding Bill of quantities, bar bending schedule and quality control at site.

The objective of site visit is to explore and understand practical knowledge of construction site and to enhance the technical knowledge with exposure of site.

Site visit was organized by the Department of Civil Engineering, IPEC, Gzb. on 30th & 31st March 2016 for 4thyear (Section-A and B). Prof. Ashutosh Mishra coordinated the visit. The accompanying faculties during the visit were Mr. Ashutosh Mishra and Ms. Sunayana Singh. There were 110 students present during the visit.

Outcomes: The following major construction activities were seen at the Rise constructions Project site, Ghaziabad.

• To understand layout and casting of structural components such as raft foundation.
• Application of batching plant.
• Use of couplers to join reinforcement.
• Use of flyash based bricks and how it is replacing traditional red bricks.
• Overview of Design Mix and different tests on cement and aggregates.
• Use of Aluminium shuttering and how it is replacing traditional wooden shuttering.
• Overview of Reinforcement detailing of columns and beams.
• Overview of Shear wall with reinforcement details.
• Site plan and elevation drawings of the building under construction.
• General overview of the Bar bending schedule.
• Use of cover blocks for the beams and columns.
• Excavation work for the foundation.

The objective of visit is to explore and understand practical knowledge of building materials and manufacturing of concrete and to enhance the technical knowledge with exposure of batching plant to provide good guidance on structural concrete that can be used to interpret the designer’s requirement in to Civil Engineering 2nd year students.

Site visit was organized by Department of Civil Engineering, IPEC, Gzb. on 25th & 26th Feb. 2016 from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM for 2nd year (Section-A and B). There were 130 students present during the visit.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the concept of various quality control tests on concrete and its components and perform in their own BMC Lab.
• To understand the various ways to enhance the properties of concrete.
• To understand about the recent advancement in construction equipments used in construction site.
• Advancement in concrete technology with the economical aspect with the introduction of self-compacting concrete.

Objective: The objective of the course was to introduce participants to the Fundamentals of Building Material and Construction Practices. To make students learn and understand the tools, Shortcuts, commands used in AutoCAD for Drafting Different Buildings. (Residential, Institutional, and Commercial)

Learning Outcomes:To understand the fundamental concepts of Building Material & Construction

• To understand planning of Buildings as per NBC 2016
• To identify Tools, Shortcut and commands in AUTOCAD
• To Develop plan and draft a live project of 3BHK Residential Apartment
• To Develop plan and draft a live project of Hospital Building
• To Develop plan and draft a live project of Industrial Building

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 08 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Training Coordinator:Asst Prof. Rishabh Pathak

Industry Interaction Coordinator:Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

Introduction:

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is an intelligent 3D model-based process that gives architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals the insight and tools to more efficiently plan, analyse, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure.

REVIT is a single application built for Building Information Modelling with features for architectural design, MEP (mechanical, electrical and plumbing) and structural engineering and construction & Energy efficient designs. REVIT is not BIM. REVIT is built for BIM.

Revit creates the objects which consist of data that designers can see in different views: 2D drawings, 3D models and schedules. When one piece of data changes in one view, it is updated in all other views automatically by Revit because each view is displaying the same data. Objects can also be related to other objects.

Objective: To Develop Comprehensive knowledge of BIM and its applications using REVIT Structure. The course is designed to understand the Planning and 3D Modeling of Structures. To create a full model including all Structural & Non-structural components. To develop the ability to schedule and estimate the quantity of materials & also how to annotate, tag, detail, the structural model, along with creating and printing drawings.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the importance of 3D Modeling of structures.
• To create Structural Families and Sheets.
• To develop Structural Model of Column, Beam, Foundation, Structural Wall.
• To understand scheduling and cost estimation of different components of the structures.
• To develop ability of creating and synchronizing a worksharing file of the Project.
• To develop structural model for Live project of Residential Building.
• To develop structural model for Live project of Commercial Structure.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: –

Analysis of feedback

Asst Prof. Rishabh Pathak

Training Coordinator

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

Industry Interaction Coordinator

Introduction:

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is an intelligent 3D model-based process that gives architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals the insight and tools to more efficiently plan, analyse, design, construct, and manage buildings and infrastructure.

REVIT is a single application built for Building Information Modelling with features for architectural design, MEP (mechanical, electrical and plumbing) and structural engineering and construction & Energy efficient designs. REVIT is not BIM. REVIT is built for BIM.

Revit creates the objects which consist of data that designers can see in different views: 2D drawings, 3D models and schedules. When one piece of data changes in one view, it is updated in all other views automatically by Revit because each view is displaying the same data. Objects can also be related to other objects.

Objective: To Develop Comprehensive knowledge of BIM and its applications using REVIT Structure. The course is designed to understand the Planning and 3D Modeling of Structures. To create a full model including all Structural & Non-structural components. To develop the ability to schedule and estimate the quantity of materials & also how to annotate, tag, detail, the structural model, along with creating and printing drawings.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the importance of 3D Modeling of structures.
• To create Structural Families and Sheets.
• To develop Structural Model of Column, Beam, Foundation, Structural Wall.
• To understand scheduling and cost estimation of different components of the structures.
• To develop ability of creating and synchronizing a worksharing file of the Project.
• To develop structural model for Live project of Residential Building.
• To develop structural model for Live project of Commercial Structure.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: –

Analysis of feedback

Asst Prof. Rishabh Pathak

Training Coordinator

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

Industry Interaction Coordinator

Objective: To develop comprehensive knowledge of different tools of ETABS used in analysis, design, and detailing of Civil Engineering structures. The program aims to develop specialized knowledge and simplified approach towards ETABS.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the fundamental concepts of structural analysis & design subjected to different loading condition.
• To differentiate between Static & dynamic analysis.
• To analyze the behavior of multistory building subjected to seismic loading.
• To develop design model of a live project of residential concrete structure & steel structures subjected to seismic loading.
• Skill development of participants on ETABS.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: 07 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of Feedback

Faculty CoordinatorProf. Rishabh Pathak & Prof. Ankit Rai

Organized By

ICI, Local Chapter, IPEC, Ghaziabad

Prof. Rekha Singh

Objective: The objective of the course was to introduce participants to the application of AutoCAD in civil engineering. To make students learn and understand the tools, Shortcuts, commands used in AutoCAD for Drafting Different Buildings. (Residential, Institutional, and Commercial)

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the fundamentals of AutoCAD
• To identify Tools, Shortcut and commands in AUTOCAD
• To Develop plan and draft a live project of 3BHK Residential Apartment
• To Develop plan and draft a live project of Hospital Building
• To Develop plan and draft a live project of Industrial Building

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 08 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Training Coordinator:Asst. Prof. Rishabh Pathak

Organized By

SRIJAN

Prof. Vipin Verma

Objective: The objective of the course is to introduce participants to the Fundamentals of Analysis & Design of structures using STAAD Pro. To make students learn and understand the tools and steps (Creating Geometry, Define properties, Assigning properties, analysis for applied Loading conditions & Design commands) involved in design and detailing of structures under different Load cases using latest software. Brief them on the art of developing technical reports and effective communication.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the fundamental concepts of Analysis, Design and Detailing of Structures subjected to different loading conditions.
• To differentiate between the static and dynamic analysis of structures.
• To develop design models of a live project of residential concrete structures subjected to seismic loads and analyze it by static and dynamic methods.
• To develop design model of a live project of industrial steel structure subjected to wind loads.
• To develop design model of a live project of a Bridge subjected to rolling loads as per IRC codes.
• Skill development of Participants on STAAD Pro.
• Able to develop Effective communication skills and Technical Reports.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by the institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Asst Prof. Rishabh Pathak

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

24 Hour Training Program on ARCGIS

Objective: The objective of the course was to introduce participants to the fundamentals of ArcGIS (coordinates, attribute tables, georeferencing), types of spatial data (raster and vector – points, lines and polygons), geoprocessing and data generation (using buffers, intersections, clip), mapping this data, and how to explore different types of data (selections and queries).The basics in ERDAS software was also introduced to the students and they worked on a live project ‘land use changes in Chennai after floods’ by unsupervised classification.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the fundamental concepts about ArcGIS & ERDAS Imagine
• To learn importing of spatial and non-spatial data from a range of sources
• To differentiate between raster and vector data and conversion from raster
• To apply the skills learnt for generation of maps, attribute tables, query and analysis of spatial data

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof. Anubhav Baranwal & Prof. Deepak Singh

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

30 Hour Training on Primavera

Objective:The Objective of this course is to impart training on project management training and Primavera software. In this training the students will learn in detail about use of all the tools in software like EPS, OBS, WBS, ACTIVITIES, and RESOURCES etc. and its use in the construction project management. All the resources, activities and its relation with various activities is to be discussed with complete detail.

Learning Outcomes:

• To learn about various resources used in a project like power materials, machine and its allocation
• To develop the understanding of project scheduling and comparison of current schedule vs target schedule
• To understand the importance of overall duration of project and allocation of time to individual activity in a construction work.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:Prof. Anubhav Baranwal & Prof. Deepak Singh

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committie

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

Objective:

To estimate N value of soil using standard penetration method and shear strength of soil by Triaxial testing methods of soil investigation

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the practical application of In situ and laboratory tests
• Understand the limitations of the tests
• Understand why and which testing methods are most appropriate

Impact Analysis

Coordinator

Prof Sunayna Singh

4/6 weeks Training Program on Building Information Modelling

Objective: To Develop Comprehensive knowledge of Building Information Modelling and its applications. The course is designed to understand the Planning and 3D Modelling of Structures, Enhances the ability to schedule and estimate the quantity of materials

Learning Outcomes:

• To learn 3D Modelling of structures.
• To understand scheduling and rebaring of different components of the structures.
• To develop ability of creating and synchronizing a Work-sharing file of the Project.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Rishabh Pathak

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committie

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

36 hours Training Program on ETABS (Batch-1)

Objective: To develop comprehensive knowledge on ETABS software and its various applications for to analyze and Design of building Structures. The course aims to develop in depth knowledge and simplified approach towards ETABS

Learning Outcomes:

• To learn the Analysis of Multistorey structure using ETABS.
• To understand the Design of Multistorey structure using ETABS.
• To develop the ability to analyze and designing the multi-story frames structures subjected to Seismic Loads

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by the institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Abhishek Singh & Prof. Mohit Gupta

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committie

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

36 hours Training Program on ETABS (Batch-2)

Objective: To develop comprehensive knowledge on ETABS software and its various applications to analyze and Design of Building Structures. The course aims to develop in-depth knowledge and a simplified approach towards ETABS

Learning Outcomes:

• To learn the Analysis of Multistorey structure using ETABS.
• To understand the Design of Multistorey structure using ETABS.
• To develop ability of analysing and designing the multi-storey frames structures subjected to Seismic Loads

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by Institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Abhishek Singh & Prof. Mohit Gupta

Organized By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

40 Hour Training Program on Primavera

Objective: The Objective of this course is to impart training on project management training and Primavera software. In this training, the students will learn in detail about use of all the tools in software like EPS, OBS, WBS, ACTIVITIES and RESOURCES etc and its use in the construction field. All the resources, activities and its relation with various activities are to be discussed with complete detail.

Learning Outcomes:

• To learn about various resources used in a project like power materials, machine and its allocation
• To develop the understanding of project scheduling and comparison of current schedule vs target schedule
• To under the importance of overall duration of project and allocation of time to individual activity in a construction work.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by the institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Sunayana Singh

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committie

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

21 hours Training Program on WaterGEMS

Objective: To impart an understanding of how to plan, draw, analyze water distribution networks in Bentley’Water Gems software so as to optimize designs, manage leaks, , and enhance operations workflows.

Learning Outcomes:

• To apply the basic principles of designing water distribution networks
• To apply Water GEMS software to solve common water distribution system problems
• To develop a deeper understanding of model creation, importing, and analysis using waterGEMS

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by the institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Prerna Raghava

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committie

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

40 hours Training Program on REVIT Structures

Objective: To Develop Comprehensive knowledge on Revit Software and its applications. This course is designed to understand the Planning and 3D Modelling of Architecture of Structures.

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the basics of building planning.
• To learn architectural modelling of structures.
• To develop the ability to perform rendering of architectural Model

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Rishabh Pathak

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committie

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

One week Training Program on GEO-5 software

Objective: The Objective of this course is to make students able to solve Geotechnical Engineering problems based on traditional analytical methods and Finite Element Method (FEM) using a computer-based program for more quick and reliable analysis.

Learning Outcomes:

• The students learned the concept of slope stability analysis using a software
• The students learned to apply various load combinations and assign properties of terrain etc and carry out analysis
• The Students understood the different analysis made for deep and shallow foundations.

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by the institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Sunayana Singh

Organised By:

Industry Interaction Committie

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

Winter Training on Analysis &Design of structures and sub structures using STAAD pro. And STAAD Foundation

Objective:The Objective of this course is to impart the knowledge of Analysis of multistory structures by Static and Dynamic methods using STAAD Pro and to design different types of foundations using STAAD FOUNDATION along with the hands on training on software’s through tutorials.

Learning Outcomes:

• Students were able to understand the load transfer mechanism in a framed structure
• The students were able to interpret the seismic analysis results of different components in a structure.
• Students were able to convert physical model into an analytical model

Participant Feedback Sample Size: – 10 (Form provided by institute)

Analysis of feedback

Faculty Coordinator:

Prof. Anju Agarwal

Organized By:

Industry Interaction Committee

Prof. Sheelu Vargheese

MX is a software application for the Civil Engineering and associated industries, with the primary focus being on road design. MX Road is an excellent string-based modeling tool that enables the rapid and accurate design of all types of roads. The basic objective of road design through MX Road software is to optimize efficiency and safety while minimizing cost and environmental damage.

A Workshop on MX Road was conducted by Civil Engineering Department on 09 March 2017, from 9.30 AM to 5.30 PM for third year (Sections A & B) in CAD LAB. The event was organized in association with Mr. Akarsh Kumar (solution specialist-AEC) from Capricot Technologies Pvt Ltd. A total of 31 students participated in the workshop. At the end of workshop participants were able to appreciate design of road- geometrics, checking of survey data, horizontal and vertical design, super-elevation and generation of road cross sections etc.

Prof. Sunayana Singh

(Workshop Coordinator)

A workshop on Total Station was organized for the students of 3rd year at Swarn Jayanti park, Indirapuram on 09 & 10 Jan 2017. This workshop was organized by Asst Prof Abhishek Singh in association with M/s Ansari Precision Instruments pvt ltd. A total of 123 students attended the same. Other faculties of the department also assisted in the workshop. Firstly, the students were introduced to the basics of the instruments, the various components and its function. For a practical session students were allocated in smaller groups and separate areas were earmarked for each group in which they were to survey using Total station data to measure the area given. All students were given an opportunity to handle and use Total station. The students learned the site survey procedures and the basics of usage of a sophisticated instrument like Total station and how to record and transfer data.

Faculty Coordinator

Prof. Abhishek Singh